Chapter 135 135. "Instant Heroes" by Pan Yugang

■Professor Pan Yugang pointed out in "Instant Heroes": Li Ao has been fighting for democracy, freedom, and human rights in Taiwan for more than 30 years. He was imprisoned for a total of six years before and after the second time. He wrote many books. He struggled for human rights and truth more and more courageously. None of the cognitive contributions.However, the Dalai Lama XIV, the ruler who implemented a slave system similar to the theocratic rule in the dark age and theocratic unity, won the Nobel Peace Prize and was welcomed by human rights groups everywhere. There is nothing more absurd than this in the world!These all prove what Li Ao said: "All my efforts have been minimized with the insignificance of Taiwan." Just because China has nuclear weapons and plays a decisive role in the world's political arena, the events there are all for the sake of Taiwan. The focus of the world's attention, and some speculative politicians and shallow-sighted people use this to "show off" for themselves, so "instant heroes" appeared in large numbers, appearing one by one with shameless politicians and superficial people.

The "instant hero/heroine" that Pan Yugang refers to (instant hero/heroine), can Long Yingtai and his ilk count? □Actually, Long Yingtai would blush to be an "instant hero". ■But they did get involved. □Participated in a dumbfounding kick. ■Can't laugh or cry? □When I tell a story, I know what it means to be dumbfounded.